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Forum member Kane uncovered the following list of materials/ores<ref>http://forums.keenswh.com/post/show_single_post?pid=1279976679&postcount=1</ref> hidden in the Alpha game files. It is uncertain whether or not these will be in future versions of Space Engineers, but with the inclusion of mining aperatuses such as the [[refinery]], it seems very likely. | Forum member Kane uncovered the following list of materials/ores<ref>http://forums.keenswh.com/post/show_single_post?pid=1279976679&postcount=1</ref> hidden in the Alpha game files. It is uncertain whether or not these will be in future versions of Space Engineers, but with the inclusion of mining aperatuses such as the [[refinery]], it seems very likely. | ||
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Forum member Kane uncovered the following list of materials/ores[1] hidden in the Alpha game files. It is uncertain whether or not these will be in future versions of Space Engineers, but with the inclusion of mining aperatuses such as the refinery, it seems very likely.
In game, player can see colorful ore deposits on asteroids, but only some of them are currently mine-able (Update 01.008.004).
Ores & Materials
- Silver Ag
- Gold Au
- Cobalt Co
- Iron Fe (red)
- Ice H20
- Helium He
- Magnesium Mg
- Nickel Ni (brown)
- Platinum Pt
- Silicon Si (grey)
- Uranite UO2
- Rocks (grey/brown, not sparkling)
References
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